Despite its original release in 2013, GTA 5 is still one of the most purchased video games today, as well as one of the most played by the community, thanks above all to its content-rich and supported online section.
It is thanks to this vitality that we still see GTA 5 receive mods and improvements, including the latest one that makes the game look like the one that the modder OreoShaman has recently released: a mod that improves the general graphic quality of the game by incorporating ray tracing to its global lighting.
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We are talking about 'GTA 5 Realism Beyond' and 'Reshade RTGI Presets Not Used RTGI Shader', a graphics mod and an effects pack that when combined give an even more realistic look if possible to the Rockstar game. In the video that you can see below, the potential of these modifications is clearly demonstrated, both in more cinematic shots and in other normal gameplay scenes.
New GTA 5 Mod Allows Every PC to Enjoy Realistic Graphics
OreoShaman recorded the video on a 32GB RAM computer with an i5-8400 processor and an RTX 2080 Ti graphics that also has a 970 EVO NVME M.2 SSD. Although, the modder explains that you do not need these technical specifications to use his mod pack because he has created 'Reshade RTGI Presets Not Used RTGI Shader' specifically so that players whose PC does not have these specs can also enjoy global lighting with ray tracing.
In fact, this mod allows you to modify the graphic options to achieve the different FPS rates, depending on whether the user prefers to see the game with greater fluidity or with better graphic quality. Resolution is up to the gamer as well, but what you can see in the video was achieved at 4K with 2160p resolution and 60 FPS.
HOWEVER, to download this mod you will have to visit the creator's Patreon, where you would have to subscribe for $15 USD (~Rs 1100) to get access to the mod itself along with the Presets pack. It's up to you to decide if the mod is worth it.
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